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2016年6月1日 · In Wong Yim Man v Wong Ho Ming [2016] HKEC 930, a deputy judge of the High Court recently held that the defendant’s written settlement offer was not a properly constituted sanctioned offer, for the purposes of RHC O. 22 (“Offers to settle and Payments into court”), because it contained a provision as to costs; namely, that there be “no order as to costs” of the action.
2016年7月1日 · July 2016. The amendments to the Solicitors’ Accounts Rules ( Cap. 159, Sub. Leg. F) (the “Rules”) came into effect on 1 July 2016. The changes to the Rules were publicised over one year ago. During the past year, regular monthly training courses have been organised to enable practitioners to familiarise themselves with the new provisions ...
2014年6月1日 · No specialist first instance court, but many courts have strong IP experience. Japan 10 7 8 10 35 Cases can proceed relatively slowly. UK – Patents Court 8 8 5 10 31 Costs in the patents court can be very high. Singapore 3 10 5 10 28 No specialist court but
2016年8月1日 · August 2016. In a series of recent judgments handed down by the Court of Appeal in Hong Kong, an issue arose as to the rate of pre-judgment interest awarded on damages for non-personal injury civil claims, in the absence of any agreement between the parties. The judgments are – Waddington Ltd v Chan Chun Hoo Thomas & Ors [2016] HKEC 1127 ...
2014年4月1日 · One of the exceptions deals with the payment of an agreed fee. Rule 9 (2) (c) will be amended to clarify that for an agreed fee to be paid into office account, a bill in respect of the agreed fee has to have been delivered. (g) A new rule 9 (2A) will be added to the situation whereby a payment received by a solicitor consists of costs and ...
2017年4月1日 · April 2017. Section 49 (“Interest on judgments”) of the High Court Ordinance (Cap. 4) “ (1) Judgment debts shall carry simple interest –. (a) at such rate as the Court of First Instance may order; or. (b) in the absence of such order, at such rate as may be determined from time to time by the Chief Justice by order…”.
The donations were delivered by President Lester Huang to the Liason Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong SAR on 23 May 2008. Deputy Director Wang Feng-Chao in receiving the donations expressed his sincere thanks to the legal profession and gave his assurance that all donations will be used for earthquake relief work.
